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1 4 sports training program i branch will cooperate hrr ralph hawes tradition of concern for healthy active canadians we have just returned from district b first will bo haterstiue where the leon at caylgji on june 22 it will be branch was host to chainnenjior diudrcn 14 years and over and coaches of the boyal cana- about thia pr0 in the dian legion sports training pro- nejr f run this program has not net with success at branch 120 perhaps this has been the fault of jour pro who was ins- 1 last thursday yours truly trocted to create interest and was appointed pro r- zone b7 we were quite happy about this and hope we are able to handle the new job we do not take of fice until after the provincial convention the rooms were packed last friday for the dart shoot may- find a chairman however al though we have not been too successful to date we feel after the meeting at hag- ersvilta that maybe our ap proach to this project has been wrong now people outside of rriaj the branch will he sought after lt was because joahad steaks and roasts for the lucky ones districtcommander david ho were b lorusso ebow- capperauld is most interested man r lincoln vv hamilton in this project and willico jp bowman n buckley w erate with the branch pro to ritchie b collins b hill d get this program on the road bowman tbear club winners the concept of the plan is to vere m peasey j kemshead provide the widest posbteop- d wilkes h henderson k portunitjr for participation in a beecker mass jogging program through- out the province to promote saturday morning ho branch physical fitness and the legion became active quite early first gregor and p odonnell the galley slaves arrived head ed by slave in chief dave bow man their chore clean kit chen prepare vegetables etc for the afternoon meal chuck hennessey ron lincoln art roberts dave loch were kept busy most of the day gib tel ford and lloyd boyd were tak ing care of refreshments it was in the early afternoon that the bus arrived from mt dennis bringing over 40 visitors who were followed later in the day by two carloads of mount dennis members who had been bowling in zone competition although the afternoon of darts euchre and cribbagc was suc cessful branch 120 members and their ladies were very con spicuous by their absence 1 dart winning team was art hall and mrs m porter of ge orgetown ladies prize was a pendant watch and mens prize a cuff link set dart runners up were mrs rowe and mr mc- kenzie of mount dennis euch re went to mount dennis c with i pat boyd and b dare runners up man in mi kitchen afternoon lunch of roast beef and all the trimmings was ser ved at the completion of the games vice president al hep burn of branch 31 thanked dave and his help for the meal and remarked how unique it was to see the men of a branch taking over the kitchen chores and per forming them so successfully during the dance which fol lowed vice president bruce collins presented the visiting president doug grant and his lady with a carving set and a bouquet of roses was presented to mrs grant by mrs bruce collins a prize for the senior visit ing lady and gentleman was al so presented by bruce the rec ipients were mrs annie nichols and mr jack dunlop spot priz es at the dance were taken to mount dennis by mr and mrs alex virog and mr and mrs tanny mrs tajmy also won a door prize along with r soates of brampto jack hillier won the ways and means prize alex dunlop branch 31 en tertainment chairman would like to sec members from branch 120 make a return visit to mount dennis in the fall the dates have yet to be settled vice president lloyd boyd conducted an election of the legion hockey executive at the brancbon sunday there was little change chairman b james vice chairman w fisher secretary treasurer h robinson executive members j yates i hill entertainment w fish er refereeinchief j perkins ballinafad norval minister guest anniversary preacher anniversary services were held on sunday morning at baluna- fad united church rev r w ridley of norval united church was guest speaker special mu sic was provided by the choir also a trio known as the gen eral store added much to the service and was enjoyed by all present the singer was julian reed of norval two other members were robert kerr of acton and don seddon erin there were many visitors to our area and village on sunday mr and mrs james leitch with the lloyd marsballs miss lydia snow mrs anme gates and mr and mrs ed drouillard with the hwood snows mai jean lawr with her parents mr and mrs archie lawr mrs kite mcenery and afro bale crimhle visited tdth the norm sinclalrs mrs laura carter spent sunday with mr and mrs f j sborull and anne all attended anni versary service of worship at the church there was a family gathering on sunday at the home of mr and mrs ernest mcenery and mr cameron mcenery mr cam ihcenery who has not been too well of late is im proving in health with the nice spring weather families in our community nave recently suffered bereave ment we extend sympathy to mr and mrs alexander keir in the loss of her father mrs keir took the plane to scotland to at tend the funeral last week also to the jqmieson family whose uncle passed away in to ronto and to mr and mrshai- ry marchington who received the sad news of the death of his only brother the funeral took place on saturday the wl bad a booth at mr dewitts auction sale on satur day the dewitts have sold their farm and have purchased a home in eden mills they will be missed in the nehchbo hut much happiness is wished for them in the new community to which they will be going shortly sirs jesse mcenery was a delegate from the bauinafad branch of the wx and spent 2 days last week at the officers conference held at the univer sity of guelph there were delegates there from all over ontario representing different branches of the womens insti tute miss lillian shortill of toron to spent the weekend at toe home of her parents mr and- mrs richard shortill sr little douglas kayes who makes his home with his aunu mrs ray swindlehurst under went surgery in st josephs hospital last week mr delmar french and miss lillian shortill wrote their fir 1 examination last week on assoc iate ontario clerk treasurer winntfred smith thi giorottown hirald thursday may 9 1969 page 14 within the boundaries of ca nadas ten provinces taken to gether excluding the territor ies four oat every five acres land are forested c cleaners holiday 35 mill street the following item was incorrectly priced in our my 1st advertisement it should have read mens and ladies two piece suits r- 1 98 the north halt on association for the retarded annual appeal for funds your contribution will support flowers of hope in canada one child rrt every thirty is born or is destined to become mentally retarded thats more than 17000 each year and each one needs special care and attention your local association for retarded children is doing all it can in the way of providing the necessary train ing and guidance to help these unfortunate youngsters all we ask you to do is this on mother s day if possible plant these seeds in your window box or garden than mail your donation to play your part in this important cotnmunity work make help available to all who need it i work shop for adult retarded arc industries previously hope workshop for adult retarded now in operation at hornby plays a vital role in the associations program here retarded adults are trained in useful skills tailored to their capabilities and which may eventually enable them to become wholly or partly self supporting your contribution will enable the association to continue this work and expand it as the need increases and a residence for the retarded plans are presently being prepared arid funds solicited to build a residence for the retarded the residence will enable many to receive the attention and training they so desperately need this undertaking is dependent on public support a generous contribution brings the start of construction that much sooner a volunteer canvasser will be calling on you this month please be generous contributions x may be sent to canadian imperial bank of commerce main street branch georgetown this appeal is made possible by the following firms standard products georgetown ltd john t armstrong insurance jt main st s s77m21 l ferro structural steel toronto ltd 4s araaetreeae avenue 77417 varian associates of canada ltd river rd georgetown abitibi provincial papei l to georgetown smith stone ltd georgetown truform diamond tool company ltd 11 mountainvuw rd south georgetown 8779511 die mold tool limited e academy rd georgetown yoder equipment canada ltd georgetown e w bliss co of canada ltd georgetown cpm georgetown ltd armstrong ave georgetown zenith tool die ltd r r 1 georgetown dominion seed house georgetown apple products gun williams ltd glen williams meadowglen mushroom growers ltd georgetown interchem presstite ltd georgetown p snow white coin wash young st 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